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BEIJING. — Temperatures recorded since the end of November 2012 have marked the lowest temperatures to hit China in 28 years, the China Meteorological Administration said on Saturday.Touts must not be allowed back
IT appears the progress that had been made in restoring order at bus terminuses and bus ranks is slowly being undone. It is just a pity that after cleansing the ranks of touts and rank marshals whoKnow your author: Claude Mararike
Marcia Gore
Professor Claude Gumbucha Mararike is a lecturer in rural development, indigenous knowledge and the Sociology of Mass communication in the Department of Sociology at the University of Zimbabwe.Dzimbabwe United
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The strength in the stone holds us together,As the land remains God given,
‘2012 was not a bad year for our literature’
Memory Chirere
It can be difficult to monitor and ultimately define the general production, mediation and reception of literary works from a single year. Although Albert Nyathi may have published his iconic poem, MyReds edge Mansfield
LONDON — Luis Suarez sparked a new handball storm by helping Liverpool edge non-league Mansfield Town 2-1 in the FA Cup third round yesterday, after Arsenal were held to a 2-2 draw byHussey goes out a winner
SYDNEY — Mike Hussey bowed out of Test cricket with a win when he guided Australia to a five-wicket victory over Sri Lanka yesterday, giving the home side a clean sweep of the three-match series.Murray wins Brisbane title
BRISBANE — Scotland’s Andy Murray called on all his experience to defeat rising Bulgarian star Grigor Dimitrov 7-6 (7/0), 6-4 and retain his Brisbane International tennis title yesterday. In a high-class final,
Zim shut out of Barclays/Absa deal
ZIMBABWE’s indigenisation programme has been singled out as the major reason for the exclusion of Barclays’ Zimbabwean unit from the merger of the group’s African operations with those of Absa
Vic Falls basks in festive glory
Patrick Chitumba in VICTORIA FALLSTOURISM stakeholders in Victoria Falls are basking in the glory of a successful festive season, amid revelations that the holidays brought about brisk business. Thousands of local and regional tourists